A Davila, “Latino/a Art: Race and the Illusion of Equality”

http://blog.art21.org/2016/06/20/latinoa-art-race-and-the-illusion-of-equality/#.V2omxstlBnE

Terra Foundation for American Art International Publication Grant

Terra Foundation grant info 2016

Inge Hardison’s Realist Sculpture– ” more in-depth scholarship needed”

37343216_1_x“A Sculptor of Black Heroes Leaves a Legacy”

 

 

CFP for special SIGNS issue (“Displacement”)

Deadline for submission, Sept. 15, 2016

Review of Early Photography and the Making of Black Identity

http://www.caareviews.org/reviews/2551#.VvSWoMtlBnF

CFP: Fellowship Opportunity–Publishing Industry

Mellon University Press Diversity Press Fellowship

The Met’s New Outpost & What All Artists Want. . .

…pace Kerry James Marshall

 

Randy Kennedy, “Introducing Art’s Past to Its Future”

On Five Car Stud by Ed Kienhilz

Review of Kienholz’s work, including the important anti-racist installation of 1969-72,
Five-Car Stud

Yellowface in Hollywood

The Problem of “Yellow facing” in Hollywood and elsewhere is discussed in this Guardian opinion piece.

Yellowface and Racism Is Just as Important as Other Prejudice

 

CFP on Creolization and Trans-Atlantic Black Identities

See: Callfor Papers Creolization and Trans Atlantic Blackness: The Visual and Material Cultures of Slavery